The Gallery offers visitors an opportunity to view and appreciate an outstanding collection of original Canadian and International art.

Permanent collection always on exhibition, with periodic changes. Rotating exhibitions by established/emerging artists are also featured.

New Canada 150 exhibition celebrates the 150 year history of Saskatchewan within Canada, from the times of open range bison grazing, through settlement and farming developments, to the present day, through works from the permanent collection. Exhibition runs to the end of 2017. Please see Programs + Events page for more details.

July 17 - 22
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Assiniboia Artist Retreat Assiniboia Artist Retreat is a week-long event celebrating creation, inspiration, and collaboration. The retreat is planned for July 17-22, at Assiniboia's Prince of Wales Centre. Visual artists, photographers, writers, and musicians are all welcome. Further info available at Shurniak Gallery.


Assiniboia Artist Retreat Exhibition Monday July 17th, 7 pm: Meet the Artists Reception. All welcome to mingle with local and visiting artists, who are participating in the artist retreat. Enjoy their Connections exhibition. Light refreshments served.

Wednesday July 19th, 1 pm to 3 pm: Art Collaboration. Participate in a guided creation of one large acrylic painting. Great for artists and non-artists alike. Fun for spectators, too! At Prince of Wales Curling Rink.

Thursday July 20th, 7 pm: Opening Reception for The Colours of Red exhibition by Dean G. Bauche and Dani Bauche-Williams. Celebrate their amazing paintings; both artists in attendance. See Program Page for more info.

Friday July 21st, 1 pm to 5 pm: Open Studio Visit & Sale. Drop in anytime to Prince of Wales Centre to see what's been created, chat with artists, consider a purchase!

Registration deadline is May 1st. Contact Crystal at crysthorburn@hotmail.com.
A joint project by Assiniboia & District Council and Shurniak Art Gallery, supported by OSAC and Community Initiative Fund.

Saturday August 5, 2:30 pm: An exciting donation to the Shurniak permanent collection will be acknowledged and unveiled. Heritage First Nations beadwork by Lakota artist Elizabeth Ogle (1895-1994) will be presented to the public. Everyone is welcome to attend.